United States v. Real Property Located at 3234 Washington Avenue North, Minneapolis, Minnesota, Minnesota Church of Angels, Claimant-Appellant

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• holding summary judgment should be denied if non-moving party’s evidence materially undermines credibility of critical witness
• stating that “innocent owner defense” is an affirmative defense
• to withstand summary judgment, the credibility of a material interested witness must be undermined by material evidence
• government could rely on evidence of on-going drug activity at property to support substantial connection between property and the offense
• on summary judgment for forfeiture, a standard more stringent than preponderance of evidence applies to the moving party
• at summary judgment stage, if government meets its burden of proof, it will prevail unless claimant introduces evidence materially refuting government’s case or supporting his case of affirmative defense

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